L J

Easily a favorite. While on my lunch stroll I ran into This quirky and sustainable coffee shop and had prob one of the best cortados of my life. I’m not kidding! I didn’t get the baristas name but I sure hope to come back and get the same thing again. The ambience is very centered on up cycling and sustainable practices. There are signsthat encourage you to bring your own cup and several tumblers and thermos to buy near the register. There’s also a selection of repurposed clothing and quirky dog drawing throughout that give this place a cohesive flair. Will definitely be back

+3

Colleen Witkowski

A cozy little coffee shop with great coffee and a welcoming ambiance! It has an amazing initiative to be less trashy, so composting and reusability is key with the packaging of each product. It's truly a hidden gem and a favorite place to sip coffee!

Chris Seibel

The espresso is very smooth and delicious. The 2 dollar up charge for Almond milk is a little much. But over all, worth it.

+2

Dennis O-O

Really nice place! The eco friendly vibe is very strong here. -community mugs so you don’t have to use paper cups -stack of cloth hand towels in the bathroom -cute chairs -nice open garage feel -treats look decent but haven’t tried. I see pastries and overnight oats -pet friendly and they sell dog treat bags.

Dhruv Patel

Small cafe out of a garage in Brooklyn. Their drip was the counter culture forty-six blend. It was slightly smoky and had notes of light chocolate — delicious cup. The coffeeshop also has some outdoor seating.

Ido Simyoni

Great service . Good coffee. Got oat milk latte with maple syrup . I also got the PMS cookie Purple Potato Chip And Maple Marshmellow And Sourdough Buckwheat which was dry snd way more expensive than a cookie should cost ($7.5!!!)

+2

Jack Coyne

Drip coffee’s just above average. Nice seating area outside with planters. You have to pay 40 cents extra for a to go cup. If you get a large coffee to stay in the shop, it’s maybe 60% the size of the actual large to go — bring your own mug if you want the proper amount of coffee for your money.

Kyle Liu

Not sure if this place is only friendly to regulars or certain demographic, but my experience was not so friendly with the younger female staff. They were chatting constantly with I guess “regulars” and kinda ignored me at first. Definitely an unpopular opinion based on all the other positive reviews here, but unfortunately not my experience.

Chanel Stone

This place has terrible coffee and somehow even worse service. The barista was rude and spilled my entire coffee order on my white dress. The owner refused to get it dry cleaned after, basically telling my partner I’m out of luck and to go home and hand wash it. Surprise, that was not enough to get out the 12oz of coffee on my dress.

Krystal Morrison

$14.50 for a toastie that was supposed to include pickles, poblano peppers, and greens. There were no peppers and only 3 slices of pickle. Not to mention this sandwich used to come with bacon and now it doesn’t, but the price is still the same. Super disappointing.

linda

I was refused service. Once a month they will only serve you only if you bring your own container or used one of their donated mugs. I told the worker I didn't bring a mug and I did not want to use the ones they offered. I don't feel comfortable using a random mug. These mugs are not behind the counter, they are out in the open for anyone to touch. The worker just kept saying something like 'we are asking everyone to use reusable mugs today'. He didn't read the room and realize I didn't want to use and of those disgusting mugs. He didn't budge, just kept staring at me with a smirk. I guess he felt it was more important to refuse to comply. He was obviously not the owner because a business owner would understand that it's easier to sell me a coffee in a disposable cup because 1. you are losing a sale and 2. you are losing a repeat customer who works close by and 3. this customer told all her coworkers not to buy coffee at this place. But I guess its better to just keep repeating 'we are asking everyone to use reusable mugs today'.